Response of people to the Effect of Broken Home

 DIMENSIONS OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES.

Table 1: Responses on Parents Questionnaire

S/N		SA	A	N	D	SD
1.	Buying of school requirements for learning is not promptly provided for children from broken bones.	42 49%	35 41%	- -	5  41%	3 4%
2.	Most children from broken homes suffer financial hardship through school.	38 45%	32 38%	- -	15 17%	- -
3.	Children from broken homes are not stable at home and in the school	40 47%	23 27%	6 7%	12 14%	6 5%
4.	Children from broken homes are scattered and cannot stay in one place to continue their education	28 33%	43 50%	- -	9 11%	5 6%
5.	Children from broken homes spend more years in school due to lack stable parental care.	22 26%	45 53%	- -	12 14%	6 7%
6.	When adolescent witness their parents divorce, they suffer a deep disillusionment that sour their view of marriage	28 33%	44 51%	3 4%	7 8%	3 4%
7.	Independent children constitute social hazard to their parents and the society	28 33%	46 54%	2 2.4%	7 8.2%	2 2.4%
8.	Children from divorced home will do better if left in the custody of the mother than the father.	25 29%	48 57%	2  2%	6  7%	4  5%
9.	Broken home constitutes to most of the juvenile delinquencies in the society	23 27%	41 48%	5  6%	16 19%	- -
10.	Children from broken homes suffer nutrition deficiency	24 28.2%	42 49.9%	2 2.4%	12 2.4%	5    6%

Table 2: Responses of Children Questionnaire

S/N		SA	A	N	D	SD
1.	Product of divorced homes practice truancy in schools	32 38%	28 33%	5    6%	15 17%	5    6%
2.	Children from broken homes are more involved in examination malpractice	25 29%	18 21%	10 12%	12 14%	20 24%
3.	Children from broken homes are more independent.	38 45%	35 41%	4    4%	3    4%	5    6%
4.	Most children from broken homes are forced into early marriage	49 58%	24 28%	- -	7    8%	5     6%
5.	Children from broken homes are victims of teenage pregnancy which leads to school dropout.	53 61.2%	23 27%	1 1.2%	7 8.2%	2 2.4%
6.	children from broken homes are prone to prostitution and anti-social behavior	28 33%	46 54%	8 9.4%	1 1.2%	2 2.4%
7.	Children from broken homes lack proper up-bringing	30 35%	46 54%	5 6%	3 4%	1 1%
8.	Most often, children from broken homes take a stealing for survival	34 40%	44 52%	- -	7 8%	- -
9.	Most children from separated marriage lack respect for elders	14 16%	38 45%	6 7%	23 27%	4 5%
10.	Every child from a broken home is destined to live a troubled life.	36 42%	34 40%	5 6%	5 6%	5 6%

Data Analysis

From table 1 and 2 above, one could see that 49% of the respondents strongly agreed that buying of school requirements are not promptly provided for children from broken homes.

41% agreed on it, while 6% and 4% disagreed and strongly disagree respectively.  Analysis on question 2 which says that most children from broken homes suffer financial hardship through school shows that a total of 45% strongly agreed, 38% agrees, while 17% disagreed.

Question 3 which say that children from divorced home are not stable at home and in school shows that 47% strongly agreed, 27% agreed, 7% remain neutral, while 14% and 5% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Question 4 says that children from broken homes are scattered and could not stay in one place to continue their education 33% strongly agreed, 50% agreed while 11% and 6% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Question 5 says children from broken homes spend more years in school due to lack of stable parent care 26% strongly agreed, 53% agreed, while 14% and 7% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Question 6 says that when adolescents witness their parents divorce, they suffer a deep disillusionment that will sour their view of marriage, 33% strongly agreed, 15% agreed, 4% remained neutral, while 8% and 4% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Analysis on question 7 data says that 33% strongly agreed that children who are independent after termination of their parents’ marriage constitute social hazards to their parents and the society at large. 54% agree, 2.4% stayed neutral, 8.2 disagreed and 2.4% strongly disagreed.

Question 8 says children from divorced homes will do better if left in the custody of their mother than the father. 29% strongly agreed, 57% agreed, 2% remained neutral, while 7% and 5% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Question 9 says broken marriage contributes to most of the Juvenile delinquency in the society. 27% strongly agreed, 48% agreed, while 6% and 19% remained neutral and disagreed respectively.

Analysis on question 10 data says that 28.2% strongly agreed that children from broken homes suffer unintentional deficiency. 49.4% agreed, 2.4% remained neutral, while 14% and 6% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

From table 2 of children’s questionnaire, one could see that the question 1 which says that most products of divorced marriage practice truancy in schools show that a total of 38% strongly agreed, 33% agreed, 6% was neutral, while 17% and 6% disagreed and strongly disagreed.

Question 2 says children from broken homes are more involved in examination malpractices. 29% strongly agreed, 21% agreed, 12% remained neutral, 14% disagreed and 24 strongly disagreed.

Question 3 says children from broken homes are more independent. 45% strongly agreed, 41% agreed, 4% neutral, 4% disagreed and 6% strongly disagreed.

Question 4 says most children from broken homes are victims of teenage pregnancy which leads to school dropout. 58% strongly agreed, 28% agreed, 8% disagreed, while 6% strongly disagree.

Question 5 which says that most children from broken homes are forced into early marriage, has 61.2% strongly agreed, 27% agreed, 1.2% neutral, while 8.2% and 2.4% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Question 6 which says children from broken homes are prone to prostitution and anti-social behavior 33% strongly agreed, 54% agreed, 9.4% neutral, while 1.2% and 2.4% agreed and strongly disagreed.

Analysis on question 7 data shows that 35% strongly agreed that children from broken homes lack proper up-bringing. 54% agreed, 6% stayed neutral, 4% disagreed and 1% strongly disagree.

Question 8 says most often children from broken homes take to separated marriage lack respect for elders 16% strongly agreed, 45% agreed, 7% remained neutral, while 27% and 5% disagreed and strongly disagreed respectively.

Lastly question 10 which say that every child from divorced home is destined to live a troubled life, 42% strongly agreed, 6% stayed neutral while 6% each agreed and strongly disagreed.

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